Taiwan Northeast Coast Day Tour

This whimsical waterfall is located on the outskirts of New Taipei City, along the Keelung River, and right next to the Lingjiao Railway Station. This is an ideal stop for those making long journeys from Taipei to the surrounding cities.

Sandiaojiao, first known as San Diego to the Spanish, holds historical significance as the landing point of the earliest recorded arrival of foreigners onto Taiwan's northeast coast. Today, it is a popular tourist site that features breathtaking views of the coastline and ocean.

Fulong Beach is one of the most popular beaches on Taiwan's northeast coast. Every summer, various sand sculpture festivals are held, and you can witness fascinating and intricate sand art created on the beach.

Jinshawan is a cozy beach along the northeast coast of Taiwan. There are various beach and water activities you can do here, including fishing and catching crabs along the pebble beaches. This is a popular choice amongst locals for a place to relax during the summer.

Longdong, or Dragon Caves, is a wonderful scenic location along Taiwan's northeast coast. This is a popular spot for rock climbing and hiking. Even if you do not like those activities, being on the Longdong Cape presents amazing views of the coastline.

Bitoujiao, marked by the iconic white lighthouse on the tip of the cape, is a wonderful place to soak up the scenery and enjoy the ocean wind.

Nanya Rock Formations are the series of unique rock statues sculptured by the waves and wind over the centuries. The result are many interesting and beautiful rock formations.